fēi𬴂（騑）
𬴂（騑）
archaic
literary
technical
Meaning of 𬴂
𬴂 means outer horse harnessed to a carriage (in ancient times); trace horse. Pronounced fēi.
- outer horse harnessed to a carriage (in ancient times); trace horse
Definitions & Examples
Gǔ古
dài代
tiān天
zǐ子
zhī之
chē车
jià驾
liù六
mǎ马
，
zhū诸
hóu侯
zé则
jià驾
sì四
mǎ马
，
liǎng两
páng旁
zhī之
mǎ马
wèi谓
zhī之
fēi騑
。
In ancient times, the Son of Heaven rode in a carriage drawn by six horses, while feudal lords used four horses, with the outer horses being called 'fēi'.
Cān驂
fēi騑
（
jíc
zhǐā
jiàn
zàif
chēē
liǎngi
）
páng即
de指
mǎ驾
pǐ在
车
两
旁
的
马
匹
。
'Cānfēi' refers to the horses harnessed on both sides of the carriage.
Zhè这
liǎng两
fēi騑
mǎ马
máo毛
sè色
guāng光
liàng亮
，
xiǎn显
de得
wēi威
fēng风
lǐn凛
lǐn凛
。
These two outer horses had shiny coats and looked imposing.